Herald - Issue 391

25th June 2020 • The HERALD • Page 13 v SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES v PVCu DOOR & WINDOW SPECIALIST LOCK PROBLEMS? We Can Help with ALL types of Locks • Fix or Replace • Gain Entry Call us on 07453 327708 or 023 8155 0025 (24hr Service) • P olice A pproved K ey S afes • A ll W ork G uaranteed • F ully I nsured • N o C all O ut C harge • N o VAT YOUR LOCAL INDEPENDENT LOCKSMITH Please call/text Steve on 07850 532235 or email at steve@topflightprivatehire.co.uk Payment via BACS or contactless card reader. Pre booked only. My NFDC licensed vehicle has been approved for public use with an internal screen fitted between driver and rear seats. This allows 3 persons max. Hand santiser always available in vehicle. Rotary Makes A Difference e last fundraising event organised by Hythe and Waterside Rotary prior to the current pandemic restrictions, was a very successful dance evening with local group e Dodgy Jammers. e money raised for the Hythe and Waterside Cancer Support Centre was most appreciated. A letter to the club from Wessex Cancer reads “We can’t say thank you enough! Thank you for your recent generous donation of £500, we truly appreciate your support. Without the bands generous free performance this event would not have been able to raise such an incredible amount. Thank you all so much for supporting our Waterside Cancer Support Centre. Every penny makes a Dancers enjoying the evening difference, and allows us to continue supporting local families affected by cancer.” On the night there was dancing to 60’s and 70’s music as well as a hot supper in the interval. Hythe and Waterside Rotary would like to thank all those who supported this event and made it such an enjoyable evening. If you would like to know more about Hythe and Waterside Rotary or how you might support them in the future, please contact secretary@ hytherotary.org.uk A new system for residents to book slots at a Hampshire Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC) was launched on Monday 15th June, only residents who have made a booking will be able to access the sites from that date onwards. e system is being set up in response to some of the severe tra c congestion seen at many HWRCs since they reopened on 11th May with new social distancing measures in place. Also from 15th June, all HWRCs reverted to their normal summer opening hours of 9am until 6pm, seven days a week. People will be able to book a 30-minute slot up to 48 hours in advance. Bookings will need to be made online. Arrangements are also being made for a telephone booking line for residents who do not have access to the internet. ose wishing to book a slot will need to provide their name, car registration and, for online bookings, an email address. Bookings will be limited to one slot per household per week. Booking System for Hampshire’s HWRCs